You are really my favorite channel. With your videos you answer all of my questions I have when studying Filipino. Your explanations are amazing (way better than my textbook 😂). I even started a notebook only for your grammar videos😇😅
Can you include also a vid on MAKAPAG and a NGA used in expression like: Makapagpahinga na nga! - i'm going to take a rest now! Makapagluto na nga! I'm going to cook now!
Hi JC - thanks for this video! This was exactly what I was looking for! :) Also, not sure if you have a video on this, but I was told that the prefix "mag-" has the same function as the infix "-um-" (correct me if that's wrong). 1.) how would you choose when to use a verb such as "maglakad" vs "lumakad"? 2.) if there's no difference between the two, could you likewise use makapaglakad and makalakad interchangeably? Thanks!
Porket is derived from spanish word “porque” which means “because”. However, in Tagalog we use it differently. “Porket” would mean “just because” Halimbawa: Porket wala siyang alam ay manlalamang kana/ just because he knows nothing, you’re going to take advantage of him.
JC. Pwede ka bang... k... that's about the extent of my tagalog... can you please do a video using as many verb conjugations with what kind of a sentence you would use them in. You have verbs to use when asking someone to do something, a verb when something happens by accident, a verb if someone is able to do something and on it goes and maybe using the same verb root, but just in different sentences so we can see which is for what... my brain hurts learning this language.
kain - eat 1. ma and maka verbs: nakain (eaten by, implies no volition on the receiver) nakain siya ng mga pating HE was eaten by sharks unlike: kinain (eaten by, implies volition on the doer) kinain siya ng mga pating he was eaten by SHARKS nakakain (ate, implies no volition on the doer) nakakain ng lason ang bata the kid accidentally ate poison nakakain (was/were able to eat) nakakain ka na ba? have you eaten yet? lit. were you able to eat already? not to be confused with the noun "nakakain" which means edible nakakain ba ang buto nito? is its seed edible? 2. maki verbs: nakikain (joined/took part in eating) nakikain ako sa kanila i ate with them nakikain (ate, involving someone's personal space or possession with their permission) nakikain ako sa kaniyang cake i ate a portion of his cake nakikain ako sa bahay nila i ate at their house 3. an verbs: kinainan (ate a portion, usually without someone's permission) kinainan ko ang cake niya i ate a portion of his cake unlike: kinain (ate the whole thing) kinain ko ang cake niya i ate the cake kinainan (ate at a location) ang sarap ng mga pagkain sa kinainan namin na restawran the food tastes good at the restaurant we ate at 4. magsi/magsipag verbs: magsikain (eat collectively with three or more doers) magsikain na kayo you all eat 5. mag + an verbs: nagkainan (ate reciprocally) nagkainan ang mga kanibal the cannibals ate each other 6. ipa verbs: ipinakain (made someone or something eat, fed) ipinakain ang manok sa buwaya the chicken was fed to the crocodile 7. ipang verbs: ipinangkain (ate using something) ipinangkain niya ang pera he used the money to eat ipinangkain ko ang takip ng tupperware i ate off of the tupperware lid lit. i used the tupperware lid to eat
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You are really my favorite channel. With your videos you answer all of my questions I have when studying Filipino. Your explanations are amazing (way better than my textbook 😂). I even started a notebook only for your grammar videos😇😅
Wow, that is so nice! :) I am very happy you found my channel.
This is great... Tagalog verb conjugations are something else 🤣
Thanks. I agree with you on that! 😂
salamat malinaw na ngayon, maraming salamat >>>>
Very useful video. Thanks a lot !
You are welcome! :)
Thank you!
Maraming salamat po
Pwede ka magawa ng playlist ng lahat mga prefix sa tagalog? Para lahat sa parehong lugar at mas maayos.
Not easy, but very clear. 😅
Can you include also a vid on MAKAPAG and a NGA used in expression like:
Makapagpahinga na nga! - i'm going to take a rest now!
Makapagluto na nga! I'm going to cook now!
Hi JC - thanks for this video! This was exactly what I was looking for! :)
Also, not sure if you have a video on this, but I was told that the prefix "mag-" has the same function as the infix "-um-" (correct me if that's wrong).
1.) how would you choose when to use a verb such as "maglakad" vs "lumakad"?
2.) if there's no difference between the two, could you likewise use makapaglakad and makalakad interchangeably?
Thanks!
Yes, there is no difference
how can use word (porket) in the tagalog... salamat sa explain..
Porket is derived from spanish word “porque” which means “because”. However, in Tagalog we use it differently. “Porket” would mean “just because”
Halimbawa: Porket wala siyang alam ay manlalamang kana/ just because he knows nothing, you’re going to take advantage of him.
@@dismalpractitioner4962 maraming salamat
JC. Pwede ka bang... k... that's about the extent of my tagalog... can you please do a video using as many verb conjugations with what kind of a sentence you would use them in. You have verbs to use when asking someone to do something, a verb when something happens by accident, a verb if someone is able to do something and on it goes and maybe using the same verb root, but just in different sentences so we can see which is for what... my brain hurts learning this language.
kain - eat
1. ma and maka verbs:
nakain (eaten by, implies no volition on the receiver)
nakain siya ng mga pating
HE was eaten by sharks
unlike:
kinain (eaten by, implies volition on the doer)
kinain siya ng mga pating
he was eaten by SHARKS
nakakain (ate, implies no volition on the doer)
nakakain ng lason ang bata
the kid accidentally ate poison
nakakain (was/were able to eat)
nakakain ka na ba?
have you eaten yet?
lit. were you able to eat already?
not to be confused with the noun "nakakain" which means edible
nakakain ba ang buto nito?
is its seed edible?
2. maki verbs:
nakikain (joined/took part in eating)
nakikain ako sa kanila
i ate with them
nakikain (ate, involving someone's personal space or possession with their permission)
nakikain ako sa kaniyang cake
i ate a portion of his cake
nakikain ako sa bahay nila
i ate at their house
3. an verbs:
kinainan (ate a portion, usually without someone's permission)
kinainan ko ang cake niya
i ate a portion of his cake
unlike:
kinain (ate the whole thing)
kinain ko ang cake niya
i ate the cake
kinainan (ate at a location)
ang sarap ng mga pagkain sa kinainan namin na restawran
the food tastes good at the restaurant we ate at
4. magsi/magsipag verbs:
magsikain (eat collectively with three or more doers)
magsikain na kayo
you all eat
5. mag + an verbs:
nagkainan (ate reciprocally)
nagkainan ang mga kanibal
the cannibals ate each other
6. ipa verbs:
ipinakain (made someone or something eat, fed)
ipinakain ang manok sa buwaya
the chicken was fed to the crocodile
7. ipang verbs:
ipinangkain (ate using something)
ipinangkain niya ang pera
he used the money to eat
ipinangkain ko ang takip ng tupperware
i ate off of the tupperware lid
lit. i used the tupperware lid to eat
Oh wow ... do you teach?
@@krystlehall5125 Am I a teacher? No, I'm just a college student. Do I teach? I'd love to!
Well I'm interested in a teacher... if you're interested in teaching... might be able to work something out...
@@krystlehall5125 How can I reach you?
Some English typos on the table under the future column starting with 06:37 - should be "will be able to" instead of "was able to"
Do you give online lessons Po?
Joke...As the french say, "Yaka" ...( il n'y a qu'à... they have but to ...-do this, that,.... - )...